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... Liverpool, March 27. 1847. ADMITTED- DISCHARGED. Fever and smallpox 44 Cured 74 Medical and surgical wards. 55 Relieved '*> Lying-in wards Died Lock wards i REMAINING IN THE HOSPITALS. Feverand smallpox Medical and surgical ward* Lying-in wards W Look wards ...
... Liverpool, February 20. 1847. ADMITTED. I DISCHARGED. Fcvcrand smallpox 31 I Cured M-dical and surgical wards. 41 ' Relieved 13 ward. 4 Died 12 Lock wad9 RKMAINI.VO TH HOSPITALS. Fevcrand smallpox 1?. ! Medical and surgical wards Lying-inwards 13 Lock wards ...
... subjeeted to the severest trials by exposure to R the small-pox In its most fatal form. WNo! it hag not 'e worn out its protective quality: the rarity of an example c, of disfigurement by small-pox, now to be found In the n theatres, in churches, or any ...
... and nature of the vaccine lymph, and its modification from small-pox lymph. The author's proof, and therein consists the chief merit of his work, in his inoculation of the cow with small-pox matter. Prom the lymph derived from the vesicle thus created ...
... said, and It. xod, 6 certainly. $ Illekality of Inoeulation, for 'the Smallpox.-A wish 12 to arrest the progress of that most loathsome and disgust- 7 ing disorder, the small-pox, now prevalent, prompts me L5to inform your numerous readers, through the ...
... pox 22 Cured 51 Medical and surgical wards. Relieved Lying-in wards 6 Died Lock wards RKMAININQ IN THR HOSPITALS. Fever and smallpox ino Medical and surgical wards ?39 Lying in wards ]j Lock wards Total 381 Consulting Physicians,—Dr. Macrorie and Dr. Goutbwaite ...
... i»o.\ i £ u * . Medical and ouruical wards. Relic**-* 0 * * ! ...
... Cured 40 Medical and surgical wards. 30 Relieved 12 Lying-in wards 6 Died y Lock wards REMAINING THE HOSPITALS. Feverand smallpox lfs Medical and surgical wards 247 Lying-in wards 17 Lock wards Total 404 Consulting Physicians,—Dr. Macrorio and Dr. Gouthwaite ...
... who had neither had cow-pox nor small-pox, about that but three thousand caught the disease, and five hundred land coim niniety, that ismore thianone in six, died. Of those who chol sn- lied previously had the small-pox, many caught it agaiin of t re- ...
... FEVER AND WORKHOUSE HOSPITALS. Liverpool, June 12,1847. ADMITTKD. DISCHARGED. Fever and smallpox 181 Cured 80 Medical and surgical wards. 57 Itelieved Lying-in wards Died 63 Lock wards 71 REMAINING THK HOSMTALS. small pox Mediealand surgical wards 3 0 ...
... emigrants from vessels in which the disease has been raging. quarantine examination can be efficient in this case, because small-pox will lurk in the system many days before himself ind^sposed* ° T bef re the P atient even feels It is customary for the American ...
... it. x meit sorry . to say that my father died on the 5th Juste of the cdolera h morbus. Here have ninety-three died of the smallpox and cholera morbus. We had got about half way over when it first broke out, and the captain was obliged to return on he account ...